Volume 24, Number 30, July 25, 1997
Interviews
Artur Brauner
Artur Brauner is a filmmaker and president of the B’nai B’rith Janusz Korczak Lodge in Berlin.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Entering the next century by train.
Australia Dossier
by Michael J. Sharp and Allen Douglas
Queen rigs P.N.G. election.
Science & Technology
Why man must explore Mars
by Marsha Freeman
The Pathfinder mission to Mars has fanned the embers of cultural optimism among people throughout the world. Now, we must return to the “extraterrestrial imperative,” that so animated the world in the 1960s, and was so hated by the disciples of zero-growth.
Economics
Only suckers fall for British line on gold
by Richard Freeman
If you think the falling gold price is an impetus to rush headlong into mutuals—ask yourself: “Why are the people talking down the gold price, quietly buying it?”
Currency Rates
The globalization of industrial Argentina
by Gerardo Terán and Gonzalo Huertas
The buyout of a major Argentine investment company by the infamous Hongkong and Shanghai Bank marks the crescendo of six years of Argentina’s loss of economic and financial sovereignty.
Business Briefs
Feature
Then, and now: The Case of the Inedible Professor
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., using the method of Edgar Allen Poe’s Detective Dupin, examines the criminal mind of Oxford University’s Richard Dawkins, and what internal flaw would allow today’s Baby Boomer generation to tolerate the insanity that Dawkins represents.
Prof. Richard Dawkins: The Darwinian Great Ape of British academe
by Mark Burdman
Investigation
Prince Philip deploys ‘anti-corruption’ weapon
by Umberto Pascali
The Duke of Edinburgh established Transparency International to overthrow national governments. A case study is the “Clean Hands” scandals that prostrated Italy. TI has expanded its surveillance, and can now make adherence to its brand of “ethics” a conditionality for loans from the World Bank and IMF.
Why Queen Elizabeth knighted Wolfensohn
by Umberto Pascali
Transparency International’s own man now heads the World Bank.
International
Kabila’s genocide in Zaire: Will the U.S. President act?
by Uwe Friesecke
Roberto Garreton of the UN High Commission on Refugees issues a report documenting the mass murder carried out by Laurent Kabila’s forces, as the Zairean butcher still refuses to allow an international investigation.
Australia’s Hanson starts action to relieve North Korean famine
by Kathy Wolfe
The declaration by Australian MP Paula Hanson goes a long way toward taking down the roadblock thrown up by Britain’s geopoliticians.
Hanson: ‘Australia, feed North Korea now!’
British royals under scrutiny for covering up Nazi genocide
by Mark Burdman
Transcripts released by Britain’s Public Records Office show that Winston Churchill knew, in microscopic detail, about the Nazi Holocaust, during 1941-45. One prominent German Jew, Artur Brauner, demands: “Did the Royal Family know what was happening? How did the Queen react to this horrific revelation?”
International Intelligence
National
Senate Chinagate hearings may boomerang back at GOP
by Edward Spannaus and Jeffrey Steinberg
Almost any instance of foreign funding to which the Republicans can point, has a trail which has much bigger implications for the Grand Old Party itself.
DOJ bankrolls ‘victims’ rights’ movement with your tax dollars
by Leo F. Scanlon
The permanent bureaucracy of the Department of Justice is creating lynch mobs, manipulating the anger of victims of violent crime. The principal target is the U.S. Constitution.
The McVeigh case
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
National News
Announcement of Presidential candidacy: The time has come
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon LaRouche will run for the Democratic Party’s Presidential nomination in the year 2000.
